Rhetoric Review Jan 2003

On Argument, What Some Call "Self-Writing," and Trying To See the Back Side of One's Own Eyeballs

Jim W. Corder Texas Christian University

Abstract

(Editor's Note: Jim W Corder submitted the following essay to Rhetoric Review in 1996. The essay was accepted for publication but never published because of uncompleted correspondence and manuscript preparation. We decided to typeset and format this essay in order to bring to readers this first posthumous Corder essay, convinced that it is an important addition to his rhetorical canon. Introducing the essay is a contextual note by Keith D. Miller, who like this editor, is a former graduate student of Corder's.)

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Rhetoric Review
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2003-01-01
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10.1207/s15327981rr2201_3
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